Race of the Rising Sun - Results Posted
Dom from Dom's Tuner Shop in California, USA has checked-in and passed inspection for the Race of the Rising Sun diecast racing tournament! Dom will be driving the blue Nissan Silvia, known as "Paddock 1999." This beast of a car embodies the elements of hip-hop, break dancing, and graffiti. I hope that "NO KAIJU" decal on the back windshield will protect this speedster, but with all the noise it will be making, we seriously doubt it.
A.Payne from KCLH Racing in Idaho, USA has checked-in and passed inspection for the Race of the Rising Sun diecast racing tournament! A.Payne will be driving the silver Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 sponsored by Rust belt Customs. This car is known as "Leftovers." All these leftovers are going to look mighty tasty to the Kaiju. It evens comes with a little Pepto-Bismol for those after snack rumblies in the tumblies.
Triple B from Cheap Thrills Racing in Illinois, USA has checked-in and passed inspection for the Race of the Rising Sun diecast racing tournament! Triple B will be driving the gold and green Nissan 300ZX TT sponsored by PWC Racing, known as "loo-EE-jee." When interviewing Triple B, all he had to say to us was, "hello, it's a mee, Triple B." All we can say is look out for the Mario Bros. tag team in this race, and just pray that you are not facing both of them at the same time.
The Tooth Fairy from Silverback Racing in Louisiana, USA has checked-in and passed inspection for the Race of the Rising Sun diecast racing tournament! The Tooth Fairy will be driving the gold and red Nissan 300ZX TT sponsored by PWC Racing, known as "mahr-EE-oh." Tooth Fairy may sound like a cute name, but he killed his pet turtle when he thought it was a Koopa Troopa. Makes for a perfect driver for the Rim!
Storm Trooperson from Hotbox Matchwheels in Australia has checked-in and passed inspection for the Race of the Rising Sun diecast racing tournament! Storm is driving the #4 red 2001 Acura Integra GSR sponsored by Monster Motorsports, known as "Haole" pronounced how-lee. Storm has no problem trading paint with all of his shiny opponents. In fact, he treats paint from other cars like bone claws on a necklace around his neck. Storm loves to take souvenirs!
Harry Hoon from CutRock'R in Australia has checked-in and passed inspection for the Race of the Rising Sun diecast racing tournament! Harry will be driving the #1 green Honda S2000 sponsored by Monster Motorsports, known as "Outbreak." Harry may be driving for the first time at the Rim, but he is not a novice race car driver. He has been driving in races all across the Pacific rim for years, and Harry will be bringing that experience to this race.
Poppa Wolff from Mudhole County Bootleggers in USA has checked-in and passed inspection for the Race of the Rising Sun diecast racing tournament! Poppa Wolff will be driving the #3 silver 1998 Honda Prelude sponsored by Monster Motorsports, known as "Liter of Diet Cola." Poppa Wolff is accustomed to driving fast, but no need to go into details. Just know it ain't soda pop he's running.
Wild Mike from Wild Mike's Race Park in Arizona, USA has checked-in and passed inspection for the Race of the Rising Sun diecast racing tournament! Mike will be driving the #5 white 2018 Honda Civic Type R sponsored by Monster Motorsports, known as "Monster in a Can." Mike may not be all hopped up on Mt. Dew, but he sure has reflexes like a cat. Will they be enough to bob and weave around his opponents, or just give a sugar crash to the Kaiju?
Excited to see all the racers on the track. When will the videos be available?
Round 1 with 8 head-to-head races is now up on YouTube!
Round 2 is up on YouTube. Sorry for the late post here on RLD. I was on vacation last week and still getting used to a schedule again. lol
Big Al from Big Al's Custom Diecast in Indiana, USA has checked-in and passed inspection for the Race of the Rising Sun diecast racing tournament! Big All will be driving under his iconic #16 in a white Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution, known as "Lion King." When we asked Big Al why his car is named the Lion King, he replied, "If you think Dark Souls is hard, you must've never played the Lion King on the Sega Genesis."